Free Tool
Convert a VCF file — the vCard format your phone exports contacts in — into a CSV spreadsheet. Drop the .vcf in, get a clean .csv out. No account, no upload, nothing leaves your browser.
Drop your VCF file here
or click to browse · .vcf accepted
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Drop your .vcf file on the box above, or click to pick it from your computer.
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Check the preview. Every contact found in the file is listed with its parsed columns.
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Download the CSV and open it in Excel, Google Sheets, or import it to your CRM.
Each vCard property is mapped to a spreadsheet column. Columns that are empty for every contact are dropped, so the CSV stays narrow enough to read.
| vCard property | CSV column |
|---|---|
| FN | Name |
| N | First Name, Last Name |
| TEL | Phone, Phone 2 |
| Email, Email 2 | |
| ORG | Organization |
| TITLE | Title |
| ADR | Address, City, State, ZIP, Country |
| BDAY | Birthday |
| URL | Website |
| NOTE | Note |
A single contact inside a .vcf file looks like this:
BEGIN:VCARD VERSION:3.0 FN:Jane Cooper N:Cooper;Jane;;; TEL;TYPE=CELL:+1 555 0142 EMAIL:jane@example.com ORG:Northwind Traders END:VCARD
If you do not have a .vcf file yet, every major address book can produce one.
iPhone
Contacts → select a contact → Share Contact. For the whole address book, use iCloud.com on a computer instead.
iCloud
iCloud.com → Contacts → Select All → the gear menu → Export vCard. This exports every iCloud contact as one .vcf.
Android
Contacts app → Settings or the menu → Export → Export to .vcf file. It saves to your phone storage.
Google Contacts
contacts.google.com → Export → choose vCard. (Google can also export CSV directly, if that is all you need.)
Outlook
Open a contact → Save As → vCard Files. Outlook exports one .vcf per contact, so select them all first.
Shared contact cards arrive as .vcf attachments. Save the attachment and drop it straight into the converter.
Drop your .vcf file onto the converter above. It parses every vCard in the file, shows you a preview of the contacts it found, and gives you a CSV download. Nothing is uploaded — the whole conversion runs in your browser, so it works offline once the page has loaded.
Yes. vCard is the name of the format; .vcf (Virtual Contact File) is its file extension. A vCard to CSV converter and a VCF to CSV converter are the same thing, and this page handles both.
Yes, and that is the usual case. Phone and email exports write every contact into a single .vcf file, one BEGIN:VCARD / END:VCARD block per person. The converter reads all of them and writes one CSV row per contact.
CSV opens directly in Excel and Google Sheets, so you can sort, deduplicate, and bulk-edit contacts. Most CRM and email platforms — Salesforce, HubSpot, Mailchimp, Zoho — accept CSV imports but not .vcf files.
vCard 2.1, 3.0, and 4.0. The converter also decodes quoted-printable and Base64 encoded values, which older Nokia, Outlook, and Android exports use for names with accented characters.
Your contacts never leave your device. The file is read with the browser's FileReader API and parsed in JavaScript on your machine — there is no server upload, no storage, and no account.
Unlimited, and free. There is no file-size cap, no contact count limit, and no watermark on the output.